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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19
FOR TRADE.

E>OR rRADE-wichiIa city property for wessesn
H kansas lands Address Ac<3rathy and wsSU.
buys Sign Works. lis n Main ST. Wichita. Kan.
LNOR TRAOE-A block OF 3ssory room h<sok
II houses 8 houses In Alb ~ miles from CourSI
house IN the best residence part Of the city OF 81
Louis; hoosss are new and we'll 0ai&he.l Inside a.
ovs with fences outhor1ses. etc. all eomplese. -
and water and all other u usc latest improvements
OF city; Al ronted 70 permanent tenants. rhis =
avaiasoie piece OF property. VIII trade for ronA
improved and vacant property In any good county
seat town Ia kansAa Cali for pArysselars A j.
Eeg-wortn Co. ~ n Main st lNtf
EoS TRApE-iso acres Of land near Kingman fer
II city PROPERTY lot< the main business ssrpa6
In . town GA the 5. h ~ for team Of horpsa -
boz sc aud buggy OF carayss small stock or sieaED
fos not; business house on leased ground for Tots
Leonard. IA n Main ST. MASCOT Exchange. iNss
LNoR rRApE-A handsome resistance property =
II miuutuss ride from Chicago IN . nrstciass Iocn-
ton. would ex mango for Wichita propsrfy. Rohe
spurxin. Citizens Rank ouildins him
LNOR TRADE-we have On our liss sosne II the
IL finest farms and stock RANCHES In HA-p~r BArh~e
and KtngrnAn counties. which vii. 0aie FOR
Wichita property. VIII trade . splenah rancho a.
llp acres In Harper and kinxmAn COUNTIES for =
stock OF clothing boots All shoes. A number half
section In kirgmAn 90. miles from railroad ,tar
tion for sale cheap. viii trade for soot horses az
cattle. All you people who have anytnins Tor . aio
come and SEE IRWIN RAal EslAle q Iavestueua
O., cor Douglass and Market tas:e
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19
IcWnshID Omcers.


Each Road Overseer should have
Road Overseer's Account Book, Re-
ceipt Book for Labor, Receipt Book
for Extra Work, and Receipt Book
for Material Used.
RT The above should DO furnished
TO the Officers of each well regulated
township, at the expense of the Town
ship. The EAGLE has the most COM
plete Books and Blanks now pu blished.
REpoRT Of ste ccadisoa OF ne KANSAS IA
AAIioNAL hASk. A. wiaaisA In one State a Ia.
sas al The close OF bns'ness harua T. iS..
RESOURCES.
Loans and dtscoants oss MAO
u s bonds TO se-ur. circulation YIN
Due from approved reserve aseat.sso. siLgf
Due from other National h&nss -. AsSS
Due from State hanks and bankers nj " isls&a0
Real estate. furniture snd nxturas -. E:ala3
Sarren sIpens~s and taxes paid ...-..-.... lAsG
Exchsnses ior clearing house. -. ass2A
Pulls OF other banks ......,.......,. 0.AaG
Fractional paper currency niesals
specie :.......... asa
Redemption fund with O. & rrsssurcr. 8
psr ccht Of circulation ................... IrNnD
Total yy,ie
LABIILrIHA
oapisaI stock paid IN -eiAe nD
fynsra,si sroo. I. az
National bank notes sanding ..........' ENiS
Individual dcposiu suhlect -
Demand csrtincats. Of dcpos.s -. iAs01
Due 10 other National basAs ... N.R -
Due TO slass banks ana sAnksrs iaA1 sn.aa
iVse' 0R-Vs&
State nj KansAA County q Aedgwtrk .
I. n. W. IAwfs President ~ TIE shove nasssA h>ns
do soemnIy swear thAtthe above stas-msns b Wus
70 tbs bs-t Of my wlsiss Asd b~itsf
H. W. ikWiA Prsaderl
Subscribed and sworn % bsfor~ TN ssk day -
fbeAll March. ksT. CIV. MsCN-ksATnAN,
Notary Pul11A.
Commission sxDirss Aarsa g. m.
J. /. pssH ps.ssus
A A. HIpA,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19
TAKEN UP.

vTAkEN UfITAken mp By the sndeesigned 1t Pss-
Il Tie rye livery stable on April II. 1881 dark ~
or brown mare muie shout ~ hands high, 8 o.
years old good order harness marks on neok -
April IA 81. 70
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19

WAVED For spot cash-Lote sass Of Santa Fe
w and near Central ave- Leave prics. must
be . barsein; add Climax. care Eagle once iS<
"ASTED-By an industrious Dung man OF Il.
w pla' work for board while pursuing
course at the Southwestern Business College. Call
or address L. q. Fritch, principal. l2n
"ASTED-Everybody 10 know OF the following
w bargains Ia the best lands IN Kansas; for sale
by " Boyd. Conway Springs:
No. Is One OF the best well improved quarters.
miles east OF Conway Spring.; price. $Sdu
No. D. SD acres Of good Land. well wasered and
cheap at $500
No. 50. - acres near Conway Springs, well i'm
proved, dne soil. less than a mile from church and
school; price e 600. Also 50 near Ewell 0De
land and wen improved; price $3.50.
Also l,So acres OF good land In Harper county;
good stock farm; il miles of fence; we'll wAtered and
nne grass land; splendid ranch, and cheap at $ls
sos; part on time.
Also LID acres In Sedgwick county; 80 acres In
pasture; located the Niuneecah river; we'll I'M
proved; Gocd neiehborhood all cash price $500;
VIII make good loan on IL II desired this Is
chance and must be taken soon: good store OF
brick; price $500; VIII rent big. Also otter brsi-
ness houses and lots for ssie bargains whch
will pay % per cent or over on the investment.
Call on or address W Boyd. Conway spHDnys,
Kansas lAtim
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19
{. B. iEWETT,
PHYSICIANS.
|. n. TERRilL M. D,

Physician and Suasson Diseases OF women and
children q specially. once IA Main St N front
roos,rs Of Alcrich Brown. Reed & McPherson
oieNk. hesidense Isl Topeka ave. Telephone for
day calh lkS' ntghS calls -. so
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19

L>OR SALE OR RYCH aSGE-D.srrsbIe. improved
u and vacant property in Winfield, Cowl"y Co,
Kan for sale or nauge for property IN Wichita.
Add 5. l.. Gilbert, T. g. Land ofsice. ichits. Kan.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19

EoR rRADE-wichisa city property for wess@sn
buys Sign Works. lis n Main ST. wichita. Kan.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19
DR.. WILLIAM HALL

OF Hall ReanseS
Gives SPECIAL arsarrfen Diseases Of women, Blood
add SKIN Btseases and al troubles OF the Urinary
orxans specify cured IN both sexee. once over
Woodusn's Bank. North Main street Consultation
dsy or night PKza- (Rsad DIS. Hall Bennsst's card
= fhks nsperl llrr
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19

DEpORr OF the condition u ne WICHITA IA
llTfoSAL BANK et wichita In the state Of Knn,
sas AZ the eio~e OF business harch I iss;.
RESOuRcE1
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19
FOR RENT.

NOR REST-Fernis ed rooms single or In suite.
in new residence In best part OF the city: will
be ready in about Two weeks. Inquire OF Henry
Fellows, l03 Main. 1871:
NOR BFNT-Elegauf room. west and south 'front.'
Il unfurnshed, or VIII furnish carpet and cur
tatns. 1918 Water I3f-et
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19
DR. B A GuYION SON

PUvscsans sad Suryeons once Dean block. I'll n
Nam y: up sssirA fr0nt roon, opposite occsden, TAI
hotel RAAkdABce. ~ WAeer street One OF ~ IN
oAe ofce Is I'll houn day and night. except when st
meals fSSephpne In ocics No Isl.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19

I%OR SALE Planning nill-BuildinS, machinery
IL and lease. FrStc.ass payiag business: good
sons for selling Address ~ Ellis ave- Wichita Kan.
lOiA
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19
WANTED.

"ANTLD-For spot cash-Lote sass Of Santa Fe
w and near Central ave- Leave prics. must
be barsein; add Climax. care Eagle ONCE isSt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19

INOH RENT-A Groom house aud one 10 roou, house
u FOR rent at Aastns Rental Agency. room I. 9is \
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19

L>oR RRNT-A nicely furnished room for one or
Il two gentlemen. gentleman and his wife;
street pass every 20 minutes. 1908 Wichita
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19

LINOR SALE loss Nam 81. near the Fors
IL Scott depot cheap o. w each; call my ONCE
\. 2. SfoiertAnder. ilttf
lOR SALE-IIctz. aud q half miles Of
II Lawrence and half . miIe south OF Douglas ayes,
prices low. terms vary reasonable. Buckner &
Cleveland. over rs a Main ll3U
L>OK sAI4E-6xi<2 cor ropckn and 10Th. esUe lQox
II ~ cor FAirvew and itth fr eo; 10 n IN Carey
Park. tk2D ~ cor 10th and Sherwood av 3lsuj:
call on ChaA Hossler. owner 81 and Water les II
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19

NOR SALES hotels of IS to - rooms each IN din
II erent booming X. r cities OF southwest Kansas:
also half sec good school land miles from L. X.
town at $50 per WIN sell very low and on
easy terms II taken SOON j. H. Barry kinsiey. Kan.
i2i-iS;
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19

DEPoRT Of the condiuoa OF TIE KANSAS Ma
AlIioNAL RANK. Af Wiahies IN toc State II knn
SOS at The close Of business Narca 4. Iss..
RESOURCES.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19

L>OR HENT-Suite of rooms furnished, south
u posure. Sd, hot and cold water. closet. etc;
eS2; 9roons: in suite, on Lawrence, for mai and
wife, $50; furnished room s Lawrence. near
Douglas. e12; front parlor kvcsvisw ave. $40.
Wichita Rental and Collection Agency. IA n Main
st, Nd stairs. lSi-SI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-04

A pair q BIa~k scoundrsls Get rheer
Nerks Stretched q the Hsnds q IndIg-
nant C1tizens IN Lout~1ann.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct &-Eight days ago
two young ladies', daughters Of Mrs. Bar.
ker. postmistress 81 Lamar, Franklin Par
in. Ia. were awakened BY noise q
their bedroom window, and saw negro
entering ths room. The girls screamed
for help, and the burglar sprang % the
erouud- An axe-helve Vas found on the
window-sIIl, which wss identified - be-
longing % Perry King Last Tuesday
King was arrested, and posse sent after
Drew Green, against whom there was also
strong proofs. Green Was captured q Tai
Iulah and carried hack 20 Lamar. In
formation reached this city to-day that
last Thursday morning an armed body Of
seventy Ave men rode into Lamar and
I took the prisoners from the guard. Later
l IN the day their dead bodies were found
!. hanging 20 the limbs q trees just ont Of
town. A full confession was made By
I King that he and Green had entered ths
room for the purpose Of assaulting ths
Young ladies- Both negroes were bad
characters and King had served . term n
tbe penitentsary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-04

c- r....r-., 4. : rr.dnaao =
-
Cornell
DE- SPenes' ~
thor y more uA.n
phles< md pup'' 'oh' 49,
linda
-Ihe author - novel es4zng 20
the romance o. the i'ie o. neeu'c-
woman named the DOCS Inc s'l'.o
% Sewer. ana ~ P~'a"
find l. catalogued among works On
drainage -ARa ca'yorsse
Miss Meade. Pennsylvania g'rI. .
the rcigning beauty a Homburg mo
Prince Of Wales has declared her 20 %
the handsomest woman he ever saw.
but al the same she declines 20 % In
troduced 70 His Royal HighnesA
The wife Of Prof. A. Graham Bell.
though perfectly deal. loses little Of the
table talk when she and her husband
are entertaining company n dinner.
without u.tering sound the famous
inventor fclegraphs with his lips near
" every thing that is said and she
cicverly reads them As she would .
book.
The Crown Princess Of Austria.
during her sojourn nj Abbazia. on the
Adriatic. commanded crew Of six
vonng and beautiful Countesses Of the
bluest blood Of the empire. who
womaned 4 barge. which the Princess
steered as they rowed. They were all
expert n the oars. and called the Prin-
cess Commodore"
I Louise Michel the famous French
I Communist. Is said 1t last 70 have
\ crossed the boundary into insanity. or.
at least. into alteration. Her publish
crs are refusing to print her books. her
I health Is broken. and she is. il Is said.
| likely to be left to starve II her pen and
! tongue fail her. As rule. except in
revolutionary districts. she is now
hooted nj and ill-treatcd. IL is said.
when she speaks.
Queen Christina. Of Spain. Is not
pretty, her face being TOO heavy and
inexpressive: but she has goodness and
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-04

President Cleveland's Proclamation APP
pointing Thursdny. November -. - the
National Thanksgiving Day.
NAsHrxGrox. Oct. Is President Cleve-
land has issued the following:
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
The goodness and the mercy Of God which
have followed the American people during al
the days OF the past year claim their grateful
recognition and humble acknowledgment.
BY His omnipotent power He has protected us
from war and pestilence. and from evey
National calamity: BY His gracious favor u
earth has yielded . generous return 20 the
labor OF the husbandman. and every path o.
honest n has led 70 comfort and content
ment: By His loving loving kindness the hearts
of our people have been replenished
with frafernAl sentiment and patriotic
endeavor. and by His unerring guidance "
have been directed IN the way Of National
nrosperity. 10 the end that We may with one
accord testify our gratitude for AL these bless
inrs. /. Grover Cleveland President Of the
United states. do hereby designate ana set
au.rt Thursday the twenty fourth day OF
November next, - day Of Thanksgiving md
PRAYER. 70 Be observed ~ ali the people Of the
land. On that day let AL secular work ana
employment be suspended: and let our people
assemble IN their accustomed places OF vor'
ship. ana with pruyer and: spngs Of praise
1--WE thanks 70 our Heavenly Father fol
I All that he has done for us- while
. We humbly implore forgiveness q our sins and
4 : continuance Of His. mercy Let families and
Kindred be united on that day. and ict theil
hearts. filled with kindly cheer and anectionat<
I "Reminiscences. be turned In thankfulness =
, me source o. al their pleasures and the giveI
81 al that makes the day glad and joyous. And
IN The midst o. our worship and our happiness
lee u remember the poor. the needy and ~
unfortunate. and b. our gifts Of charity an
reany bcnevolencc let rs increase NE numbe
our thanksgiving.
In witness whereof have set ny hand an'
cauDsd the seal Of the United States 70 BE here
unto afnxed-
Done q the city u Warrington this 18th d.
81 October. In the year OF our Lord. i$s- ana 9
the independence Of the United States the On
hundred and twelfth.
~ the President: GROVER CLEvELAHD.
TT. BArARD. Secretary Of state.
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HUMOROUS.

-"Therer' he said. when he was
half way back to the house ~ for
got something my wife wanted. and
blest il remember what il Is forgot"
LET Us have tax on luxuries,"
cried public speaker. and when he
found three carpet tacks in his huckle-
berry pie that noon he was satisfied
Dansrille Breeze.
.What do you do for . living.
Tom?'' asks the old college chum.
..DoP Idon't do any thing; undo |"
"Eh?r TIN = divorce lawyer
ssOhr'-Burdcfts.
"A muzzled dog trotting down the
street attracted the attention Of q
5-year- old. who observed: ''Gosh!
mother. that dog has got his hustle on
\ the wrong end. Yonkers Gazette
| ~ tell you. professional men are 9
: clog In society," said one man to an
| other. '.Look At the ministers. for
instance. What are they good forF'
Il reckon they're good because its
part q their regular business. wa
The response Warrington Critic.
-ssAw, I say. Oawence. you know
how fwisky bee-ah makes some fel-
lahsg' Yes, I weccoIcct dwinking
hawf : claws myself once" DO you
know why &c Is that il makes fellah
20 lively?' mo. Clawence." well
h. ha-it's-ah--it's because Of the
hops that's in - Washington Critic
--~What = lovely cane thai Is you have
there. Nj. De Carmel" she remarked
a he struggled with stick nearly =
big q himself ssYaas." he drawIed
.The man I bought that from assures
me that Il was piece Of the genuine
north pole. He procured 1t from tn
cook d the Greedy expedition Onl.
one Of is kind. yer know. in The coun
uy."-Harpevs Bazaar.
. ~ wish my bills could 90 before ID
Legislature, said Binks. with ; sigh
a. he opened the last Of four duns
why sou said his friend. ''Becaus
7 there bills are shorn Of their objection
; able features" I'm that case the
. amount to nothing. usually" said b
, friend '.Just 20" said BinkA-E'
{ change
!. Accident Insurance Agent--'Ho'
: many INSURANCE tickets did you dispos
a to-dayf'' Railroad Ticket Man
Only one" A L A-sOnly on
I What fools travellers arer' X 7. \
~ should say sor' A. !. A.-''Onl
= one accident ticket sold to-day. 81
? Well. WELL Who bought thatP"
" T. M-ssThe Superintendent Of Co
q struction. ~--7jd-Bifs.
= Never Satisfied
q n me sumner 70 sigh TO- the spri,e.
9 In che summer - pine for the fail
J. And - thr0ushout lfe--dnng- gazing.
~ We don't know our wishes - all
hut when we obtain what 10 seek,
And then 20 ana paint the town red
"A We q vaIn1y rcpsne for next week,
- when ne swelling . out 81 the hced-
= Nv Ol cry BIissara
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~oA. mammal cried ths little boz,
s1saw . DorFid toads
And had - = MAI y
A 4 hoped a1ons Ne nd
n hs1 los Of ueiy ward
All up and dsun ~ boek
And txo such little spccks Of eyca
That looked - bright and black.
s-such horrsd ugly things - that
I'm sure ought not 70 live"
But mamma said: sYou should not take
Jhc Ne you can not give.
sAnd toads. alteouxh they may not -
50 pleasant % the view.
Arr harmless littic creatures
And very useful TOO.
they catch the bugs and insects
That In our garden Turk.
And earn our kind protection
In payment for their work.
soh. mamma. cried youthful toad.
I've had dreadful scare.
! saw great big horrid thing
Beside the tree out there.
1T had such dreadful great long ies&
And such big round head
WIN t~o <ftot tlr>- tn4t r>@1N9 - -
Untii turned and ned-
chopped 20 fast tumblcd down,
And almost lost my breath,
Dear mamma tell me what Il was
That scared me half 70 deathr'
MY dear. the toad mamma exclaimed,
And hufred her child with Joy.
s-Thas horrid thing that frightened you
Was nothing but boy
III has q mamma too. perhaps,
Who loves him quite As well
AsI love vos; and that I'm sure,
Is more than i can tell"
Slut he was such an u1iy thing"
The little toad replied.
Elm sure don't see how his IRA
Could love him II she tried"
Golden Drys
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-04

NEW YoRK- Oct B.-Mr. Henry Hiltons
one or the defendants In the suit which
Mrs. Sarah N. Smith, niece Of Mr.. Stew
art, has brought against the Stewart -
tats, fled his psrsonal answer yesterday
II ID : general denial Of the charge Of
fraud and violatian Of trust Il recitss
that Mrs. smith and her relative received
several millions from Mrs. Stewart In her
lifetime and &13ooo,0o0 BY her will, and
that tho disposition Of the remainder Of
the estate vas made according % Mr..
Stewards wishes expressed bsfoss his
death.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-04

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Oct M-As : consequences
Of the recent sale Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio
Telegraph system 20 the Western Union
Telegrsph Company, the wires IN al the
ofIlces Or the former IN this city were dis
connected yesterday. and the Baltimore 4
Ohio lines ceased to do business. Early
IN the morning linemen of the Western
Union Company visited the ONCE on the
corner ~ I.aSalIe and Washington streets
IN the old Board Of Trade building, and
soon hsd al The wires running out Of that
station attached 20 instruments In ths
Western Union oflce. A clerk was left In
charge 70 notify customers q the change
IN affairs. A similar cut-oR occurred N
I'll branch oClces throughout the CITY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-04

These birds are the most beautiful in
all the world, with their splendid
plumes, that have every rich color IN
them. Just like precious stones In
old times these plumes were worn on
ladies' bonnets.
The natives Of the East Indies.
where they are mostly found. prepare
the skins, with the feathers all on and
then sell them for good deal ofmon-
ey. ~,
Birds OF Paradise were once called
Gods birds" Do you wonder
There are : great many varieties
more than eight thousand; and they
all have the same peculiar scream
Every morning before you were up
X Won could be in the forest where
they live. you would hear their
..Wauk, Walk. Wok. Wok," - y
they were calling all the other featn-
cred tribes to BE- up and doing!
The king Paradise" Is the largest
a them all. Seventeen feet from inc
bill 70 the tip Of its tail. Think o.
that for : birdi Almost Is long -
three men put together Its ereas.
i covered with the richest shades o.
purple and violet with soft straw.
colored feathers all over It's head ana
neck.
In the early spring. when these
birds are fully dressed. they get TO-
ccther before the sun il up and have
their 'slancing parties. F" a the natives
call them. Choosing tree with very
wide branches and large leaves, thcy
III their wings stretch out tne''
I. nccks and raise those gorgeou'
Tunes keeping them al The time !,
( motion. As they move from brano'
10 branch the whole tree seems a!'.'
with these changing colors. WouIdn
1 YOU like to see them in the land wne''
they liver Perhaps you will som -,
dayI-Mrs @. Hail. - Orr L''''
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-04

HI0INo ~ &N>S&>G e$~&s
How the Little Ones N Many Animals
Arr Carried by Their Parents
Among our Indian tribes we invari-
ably see the pappoose swung to the
mother back or carried in the way
called pick-a-pack. aud il Is curious TO
note how many Of the lower animals
transport their little ones in the same
way. oftentimcs when il requires no
little effort on the part Of the parent.
One Of the most interesting animals ]
have ever seen was large South
American ant-eatcr; the long-nosed.
bushy-tailed fellow which walks upon
the side Of its feet. so long are its
claws, whose scientific name ismyrme-
cophaga jubata- IL stood upright
peering At me with its small bead-like
eyes. its great tail completely cover
ing its back like an umbrella, and as l
watched the curious creature ! became
aware Of another pair Of eyes and an
other long nose just above the head
Of the large one. and II soon
dawned upon me that the ant
eater had little one. and that IL was
perched upon the mothers back.
completely concealed by the long
bushy tail that was spread over il like
I = canopy. And this was the way the
I baby. and sometimes two. was carried
about The great tail serves double
purpose: Il not only covers and hides
the young when upon the mother
back, but it protects the ant-eater her
sell. giving her the appearances Of
great bush.
While the ant-eater Is = slow-going'
clumsy beast. il is an enemy 10 b
dreaded At close quarters. the long
sharp claws being terrible weapons
have been informed that on one occa-
sion ! native saw an ant-eater carry
ing it, young pick-a-pack. az have
described, and thinking to secure J
for dinner. As the little fellows ar
considered great delicacieA he ap
preached and attacked 1t with hi
spear, when without warning the ami
} NAL sprang At him. the babies rs.lin,
% a she struck the unfortunat
man 50 powerful bio,
with her claws that he was Instant.
killed. The claws Of the ant-eate
/ are its only weapon, being long. shar
. and powerful. TO enable II to tear ope
the great ant-hiIlx Its mouth Is e.
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=. 49, .. a.h.r rim.
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: me s'o.n' c ~ - yv'I hsar = - a.;
8 manner me oro". 80" - !.
= carries - yoIns P. ss.i,. s..r;n
b wnen waxing Aions =. sa.
NJ the cuns' one p s~o. uPoA - '
. presents 2 very cu,'o1. .Pps !. -. l.
: In equatoriai africa nu.'o.' o..I 1870. 4
. young animals ~ curious 1870, .
| Once wnen : parry nsu Up ~
8 lake IN the nopc o. nna'ng ns'u
/ elePhantA they sa~ lns 80 ~
d twenty or tnirsy iees ron ~ sno.e'
. large baby nipPopo.amus 'ns' s<om'
70 . % actually s'sna'ns - .no ~" -,
" 10 huge clumsy ieet fesuns w
= II Inc hunters supPos'
that y va On -
= oar: out . y soon oessn = 49, 4
4. Wshout any nlo''on = 80 a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-04

Tho 100000 given 20 Queen vic.
soria on her jubilee will b devc'eu =
tho training Of nurses
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-04

Nevada City has the best water
svstom of any town In California